Holding onto altcoins with a decent market trend, but no extra funds in your pocket to add positions—how can you maximize your profits? This is a real dilemma many face—watching the coin prices rise for days, only to turn around and fall back to the starting point, or even drop to pre-liberation levels.

I've encountered many people facing this problem. One guy initially invested 100,000 yuan, spreading into four different sectors of coins. Now he still has about 20,000 yuan in cash, with roughly 5,000 yuan in each coin. He asked me, in this situation, how to play to amplify profits?

Here's the advice I gave him.

Label the four coins simply as A, B, C, and D. The core idea is to set target exit points for each coin, such as clearing the position when it doubles. For example, if coin A doubles, you will have an extra 10,000 yuan in cash. At this point, instead of spreading this 10,000 yuan across B, C, and D, focus all your firepower on coin B (of course, you can also flexibly choose C or D depending on the current market conditions and the strength of the coins). Set the same doubling exit point—when B reaches the target, your cash becomes 30,000 yuan. Then invest this 30,000 yuan into coin C, continuing the doubling logic. After coin C is sold, you will have 70,000 yuan. Finally, invest this 70,000 yuan into coin D, and at this stage, you don't need to wait for a doubling; just a roughly 50% increase is enough to exit completely, leaving the remaining gains as pure profit.

Of course, in actual operation, you don't necessarily have to mechanically wait for doubling. Based on the specific performance of each coin, it’s perfectly fine to exit decisively once the gain exceeds 50%. Another key point—when you sell coin A and decide to reallocate funds into other coins, choosing who to invest in is very critical; making the right choice can double your results with half the effort.

Someone asked, why not just evenly distribute the profits from coin A into B, C, and D to diversify risk and increase success rate?

This gets to the core of the issue. The reason you are using this rotation strategy is fundamentally because you lack extra funds to add positions. Since the coins are all in your hands, spreading your investment instead of concentrating dilutes the growth momentum of each individual coin. It’s better to focus your firepower on the strong coins, accelerating capital growth through rolling take-profit strategies. After all, the coins won't run away; the initiative in capital allocation is entirely in your hands. Ultimately, how much you can earn depends on your grasp of the market rhythm and your discipline in taking profits.